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    This document contains 10 conditional sentences in English with options to choose the correct conditional form. It tests knowledge of first, second, and third conditional sentences. The sentences cover common conditional situations like actions and consequences, hypothetical situations, and events that did not or would not happen. Learners must identify which conditional form is required to complete each sentence accurately.

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    This document contains 10 conditional sentences in English with options to choose the correct conditional form. It tests knowledge of first, second, and third conditional sentences. The sentences cover common conditional situations like actions and consequences, hypothetical situations, and events that did not or would not happen. Learners must identify which conditional form is required to complete each sentence accurately.

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    This document contains 10 conditional sentences in English with options to choose the correct conditional form. It tests knowledge of first, second, and third conditional sentences. The sentences cover common conditional situations like actions and consequences, hypothetical situations, and events that did not or would not happen. Learners must identify which conditional form is required to complete each sentence accurately.

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    CENTRO DE DISEÑO Y MANUFACTURA DEL CUERO - SENA

    NAME: _________________________________________FICHA: ______________

    1. If you (not/hurry), we (be) late! (SECOND CONDITIONAL) IF SIMPLE PAST ,


    MODAL VERB
    If you don´t hurry, we will be late!
    If you don´t hurry, we are late!
    If you didn´t hurry, we would be late!
    If you don´t hurry, we will not be late!

    2. If we (not/be) friends, I (be) angry with you. (THIRD CONDITIONAL)


    If we are not friends, I will be angry with you.
    If we were not friends, I will be angry with you.
    If we are not friends, I would be angry with you.
    If we had not been friends, I could have been angry with you.

    3. If he (fail), he (not be ) very happy. (SECOND CONDITIONAL)

    If he failed, he could not be very happy.


    If he failed, he could be very happy.
    If he fails, he could not be very happy.
    If he had failed, he could not have be very happy.

    4. If you (stay) awake all night, you (be) very tired tomorrow. (FIRST CONDITIONAL)
    If you stay awake all night, you are very tired tomorrow.
    If you stay awake all night, you will be very tired tomorrow.
    If you stay awake all night, you would be very tired tomorrow.
    If you had stay awake all night, you will are very tired tomorrow.
    5. Alan (not \ win) the lottery if he (not- buy) a ticket. (THIRD CONDITIONAL)

    Alan would not have win the lottery if he had not bought a ticket.
    Alan would not have won the lottery if he had not bought a ticket.
    Alan will win the lottery if he had not bought a ticket.
    Alan would not win the lottery if he had bought a ticket.

    6. If you (eat) too much chocolate, you (become) fat. (FIRST CONDITIONAL)

    If you eat too much chocolate, you become fat.


    If you eats too much chocolate, you will become fat.
    If you eat too much chocolate, you will become fat.
    If you eats too much chocolate, you will becomes fat.

    7. We (not \ go) to the restaurant if you (be – not) hungry. (THIRD CONDITIONAL)

    We would not have go to the restaurant if you had be not hungry.


    We would not have gone to the restaurant if you had be not hungry.
    We would not have gone to the restaurant if you had not be hungry.
    We would not have gone to the restaurant if you had not been hungry.

    8. If Rick (drive) too fast he (have) an accident. (THIRD CONDITIONAL)

    If Rick drive too fast, he have an accident.


    If Rick had drive too fast, he would have an accident.
    If Rick had driven too fast, he would have had an accident.
    If Rick had driven too fast, he would has had an accident.

    9. If he (be) younger, he travel more. (SECOND CONDITIONAL)


    If he be younger, he travel more.
    If he was younger, he would travel more.
    If he were younger, he will travel more.
    If he were younger, he would travel more.
    10. If you (get) back late, I (be) angry. (FIRST CONDITIONAL)

    If you get back late, I be angry.


    If you get back late, I will be angry.
    If you gets back late, I will be angry.
    If you gets back late, I be angry.

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